Interactive Tool
CIPT Decision Tree
Step through the CIPT Logic Engine to determine whether a property enters the reform and what obligations apply.
Question 1 of 5
Is the transaction a qualifying dutiable transaction or qualifying landholder transaction?
This includes a standard transfer of property, or a relevant acquisition in a landholder. Excluded: transactions not chargeable with duty, corporate reconstruction/consolidation concessions, grant/transfer/assignment of a dutiable lease, economic entitlement acquisitions.
Disclaimer: This decision tree is a general guide only and does not constitute legal advice. The CIPT reform involves complex rules including aggregation of interests, associated persons, non-standard dealings, and anti-avoidance provisions. Always obtain specific legal advice in relation to your circumstances. © Hayton Kosky Lawyers.
Next Step
See how the 10-year transition period works
Once your property enters the reform, the timeline shows when CIPT commences.